MONDAY:
In Class: Sample problems together from 2.9
Homework:1. Assign #46 - pg. 126-127 #13-18, #24-31. Remember, it is your responsibility to complete assignments. If you need help, then come in before school. Please don't show up with 1/2 of the assignment not done saying you didn't understand it as you will not get full credit. :-)


TUESDAY:
In Class:

1. Go over #46
2. Warm up: Solve for y. a. 2x+y=1 b. x=8-y c. 6x-3y=12 d. 2x+3y=9 e. 9-.5y =4x
3. Go over domain, range, relationships, input, output from lesson 3-1, example 1
4. Assign #47 pg. 146 #8-13 (all)

Homework:
1. Finish in class assignment #47 if not completed.
2. #48 read examples 2 & 3 on pages 144-145. Do the Check your Progress examples: 2A, 2B, & 3.
Answers:
2A. D:{1,4,6,7}; R:{7,28,42,49}
2B. A graph of the points (1,7), (4,28), (6,42), (7,49)
3. {(1,2), (3,4), (5,6), (7,8)}; {(2,1), 4,3), (6,5), (8,7)}






WEDNESDAY:

In Class:1. Go over #47 & #482. Assign #49 - pg. 146-147 #14-21 all (due in class)

Homework:1. Assignment #50 (write all notes & sample problems on the same piece of paper):
a. Read pages 149-151. Write down the key concept on page 149. Write down the difference in an equation & function notation on page 150. Make note of the sidebar titled "Reading Math" on page 151, this will help you understand Example 4.


b. Watch the following video on Functions & write in your notes the example he gives after the whole food into Sal part - it's f(x) & g(x):

Introduction to Functions



This video can also be helpful, stop at the 2:58 point:

Function Notation



c. DO page 152 #1-11 (odd)
Answers:

1. Yes
3. No
5. No
7. 3
9. 4x + 15
11. t^2 - 3





THURSDAY:

In Class:1. Go over #502. Assign #51: pg. 147 #22-27, pg. 152-153 #15-39 (m3) - due in class before leaving

Homework:1. Assign #52 (complete all of this on one piece of paper - see an example here external image pdf.png homework format.pdf):

a. Read pg. 155 -158. Write down the key concept on page 155. Take notes as needed & write down any questions you have.

b. Watch & take notes on ALL examples he uses.

Graphing Linear Functions by finding the X,Y intercepts



c. Do page 158 #1-11 (odd)
Answers:

1. no
3. yes; 3x-2y=25
5. 12; -24; the x-intercept 12 means that after 12 seconds, the scuba diver is at a depth of 0 meters, or at the surface. The y-intercept -24 means that a time 0, the scuba diver is at a depth of -24 meters, or 24 meters below sea level.
7. the graph goes up from left to right, goes through the origin, and has points such as (-1,-1) & (1,1)
9. the graph goes down from left to right, passes through the points (-3,0) & (0,-3)
11. The graph should be labeled "Rodeo Tickets". The y-axis is labeled "Number of adults" & the x-axis is labeled "number of children". Points should be at (0,6) & (12,0) with a line drawn connecting them.
The x-intercept 12 means that 12 children could attend the rodeo if there are 0 adults attending. The y-intercept 6 means that 6 adults & 0 children could attend the rodeo.





FRIDAY:

In Class:1. Go over Assign #522. Pop Quiz on 3.1 & 3.23. Assign #53 - pg. 152-153 #16-38 (e,n3); pg. 159 #12-42 (m3) - finish at home if not finished in class


Homework:1. Finish #53 from in school today if not already completed. 2. Assign #54
a. read pg. 165-167, write down all key concept
b. video - write down all examples

Arithmetic Sequences of the nth term




c. practice problems, pg. 168 #1-11 (odd) - answers are in your book. :-)